Literally North Korea

It's what it means.

Person A: "This security is Literally North Korea."
Person B: "Yeah, true."

by literallysouthkorea March 21, 2025

Literitorically

Historical and literary context

The Napoleonic Code literitorically showcases the social hierarchy and writing construct of the time.

by Historical-literary in sociolo April 25, 2025

Literally Squid Game

Referring to an overmarketed product which follows similar notes to Squid Game's over-marketisation by big corporations, ironically going against the entire point of the show.

1: Hey 2, know that show about money struggles that you liked? They just released a Happy Meal themed around it!
2: Literally Squid Game man.

by suprer June 28, 2025

Literiously

When you’re being literally and seriously truthful about something so absurd, it sounds made up, but you double-down anyway! A mash up of ‘literally’ and ‘seriously’ usually said with wide eyes, animated hands, or typed in ALL CAPS.

Bruh was literiously ready to throw hands with the ref after Caitlin Clark got fouled so egregiously that she slid across the court like a Swiffer after a toddler’s Cheerios snaccident.

by BethAndTheCity July 11, 2025

Literaturees

/lit-ruh-chuh-reez/
Plural noun.
Definition: Students or scholars devoted to the study, interpretation, and celebration of literature, especially with a passion for literary artistry and language.

eg. “The Literaturees met in the candlelit library, discussing Keats like he was their roommate.”

by Lairella July 12, 2025

Literaturely

British slang (involving people)

*John cena breast milking a cat into a babies mouth*

The cat: “you’re are breast milking my cat breasts”

John: “*drumstrick commercial moment* Oi mate lemme bum a fag off yee nan”

me nan: “literaturely minging”

by Doomguy44 July 13, 2025

litedallg

literally someone who can’t spell the word literally and only plays emoji pong 🥀

i litedallg cheat when i’m playing the emoji pong game

by da truth 🙏🏿 August 4, 2025